Daniel Gorfine

Daniel Gorfine is a renowned expert in fintech innovation, digital assets, and modern financial markets and services, with a diverse background in regulatory, public policy, strategic communications, and business.

He co-founded the Digital Dollar Project, played a key role in launching the Financial Technology Association (FTA) and the Cloud Service Providers-Advisory Board (CSP-AB), and is actively engaged as a Fintech angel investor.

Daniel Gorfine serves as an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown Law and previously held the position of chief innovation officer at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

His educational background includes a wide array of degrees, including Business Economics & International Relations from Brown University, Law from The George Washington University Law School, and International Economics & Strategic Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS).

Daniel Gorfine has an extensive professional history, having been associated with notable organizations like Plural VC, Flourish Ventures, OnDeck, Gattaca Horizons LLC, and Milken Institute, among others. He has also contributed his expertise as an Adjunct Fellow at the Milken Institute and as a Professional Faculty at Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School.

Additionally, Daniel Gorfine has served in legal roles at Covington & Burling and as a Law Clerk to U.S. Federal District Court Judge Catherine C. Blake at U.S. District Courts.